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use any day strength to lighten up, come on. your first loss is your best loss, stay investing in the same world, i was reading the other day, boy, is that pertinent to what i'm talking about. discipline makes a huge difference. i am tireless in telling you not took grody, saying you have to take something off the table, i endlessly tell you it doesn't matter where a stock has been. when it goes down, down, down, when that happens, sorry, you have to sell the darn thing. if you love it, you can buy it back lower when business is improving and not deteriorating. don't treat businesses as though they're staples that can be held for ages. there are third rail names. take caution. you can do very well for yourself. take profits on the way up. get out of the way down. you don't have to go over the top to make money in these names. have you to be willing to jump ship. when it's clear the stock is peaked and the business and you are ready to head down, stay with cramer. hear we go. the first tweeter says i'm trying to buy a small regio
use any day strength to lighten up, come on. your first loss is your best loss, stay investing in the same world, i was reading the other day, boy, is that pertinent to what i'm talking about. discipline makes a huge difference. i am tireless in telling you not took grody, saying you have to take something off the table, i endlessly tell you it doesn't matter where a stock has been. when it goes down, down, down, when that happens, sorry, you have to sell the darn thing. if you love it, you can...
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think of us. send us a kind thought. >>> look ahead to how the u.s. markets could happen, this afternoon we've got -- well, this afternoon our time. we've got a couple of hours to go before morning open stateside. we're looking at a flattish open to a little bit lower, if anything, right now. our european markets this morning, we initially were called a bit higher following off after a stronger close in the u.s. on friday. strong asian showing overnight as well. we've been very much around that flat line, just a little bit lower at the moment now. just seeing an increase in selling in some of the periphery marx. the xetra dax off by a tad, cac 40 off by 0.7%. the eye decks oibex off by almo. yields pushing a little lower in germany. a little buying into sort of the so-called safe haven assets in germany. you've got a little bit of selling taking place in the ten-year italian treasury and the gilt market just pushing yields a little bit higher there as well. currency markets pretty maflat. looking out for bits and pieces of data. the payroll this month
think of us. send us a kind thought. >>> look ahead to how the u.s. markets could happen, this afternoon we've got -- well, this afternoon our time. we've got a couple of hours to go before morning open stateside. we're looking at a flattish open to a little bit lower, if anything, right now. our european markets this morning, we initially were called a bit higher following off after a stronger close in the u.s. on friday. strong asian showing overnight as well. we've been very much...
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he joins us now from hong kong. mike, thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us this morning. how do you think will chinese bank earnings season shape up? >> i think the results are going to be slightly higher than expected. but we are seeing a slowdown. the profit growth in the mid to high teens simply will not be there anymore for the banks. that's coming down to the low teens. i really don't expect any really negative surprises. >> if we look for -- look at the chinese banking system in general, and the markets' perspective now and the market perception, it is extremely negative now. many banks are trading close to or below book value. do you think that's warranted? >> i don't think it is warranted for some of the banks. the large banks in general, they tend to have the better risk managements. they have the better liquidity profile which i think is very important. i don't think it is warranted for them, but for some of the smaller banks, you know, there is certainly risks on their balance sheet that a
he joins us now from hong kong. mike, thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us this morning. how do you think will chinese bank earnings season shape up? >> i think the results are going to be slightly higher than expected. but we are seeing a slowdown. the profit growth in the mid to high teens simply will not be there anymore for the banks. that's coming down to the low teens. i really don't expect any really negative surprises. >> if we look for -- look at the chinese...
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joining us now in the studio is tanuja renderi. thank you for joining us. take us through the details of the report. >> i think you started in the right way. what we have seen in the markets that have introduced the tax, so france and italy is, i think, france lost something like 30% market share in italy 45. but most interestingly while european volumes increased, roughly 14%, and the uk benefited by seeing an increase of 21%, these other markets have seen an outflow, and actually i think about the issues that the ftt is trying to address, supposedly to clamp down on fht trading, it isn't having that impact. nor is it having an impact on the system glitches we have just seen. you covered this morning the nasdaq glitch yesterday. we saw goldman's, we saw everbright, we saw knight capital. none of those are really going to be solved by a ten basis point or 20 basis point ftt. >> you're right. that's a good point. global investors have been becoming more and more bullish on european equities of late on the back of the really positive data. can france and ital
joining us now in the studio is tanuja renderi. thank you for joining us. take us through the details of the report. >> i think you started in the right way. what we have seen in the markets that have introduced the tax, so france and italy is, i think, france lost something like 30% market share in italy 45. but most interestingly while european volumes increased, roughly 14%, and the uk benefited by seeing an increase of 21%, these other markets have seen an outflow, and actually i...